LIVE NOW: Human Justice March Heads From City Hall to LIU Brooklyn; Rallies, Stops and Crowds Along Route
Barclays Center, Prospect Heights, Brooklyn
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- The Human Justice March steps off at 11 a.m. today at City Hall and crosses the Brooklyn Bridge, with stops at Brooklyn Borough Hall and Barclays Center before a closing rally at LIU Brooklyn.
- The route is about four miles total.
- Marchers are calling for an end to gun violence and for community-driven public safety.
- Expect crowds and possible delays along the route.
Timeline
The march has made its way to the outside of the Barclays Center, one of its scheduled stops.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Barclays Center.
The march is led by K. Bain, founder and CEO of Community Capacity Development.
The march ends about 0.9 miles later at LIU Brooklyn, with a closing rally on education, youth development, and system transformation.
From there, the march continues about 1.1 miles to Barclays Center, with a focus on youth leadership, culture, and community power.
The next stop is Brooklyn Borough Hall, about 2 miles into the route, with a focus on youth justice, safety, gun violence prevention, and community voice.
Marchers then cross the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn, a crossing of about 1.1 miles that the organizers describe as a symbol of unity and shared vision.
The march starts with an opening rally at City Hall, focused on civic responsibility and community-driven change. It’s about 0.4 miles from City Hall to the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Human Justice March begins at 11 a.m. today, October 12, at City Hall in Manhattan and ends at LIU Brooklyn, a route of about four miles, according to the organizers’ flyer.
Incident reported at New York City Hall.
The march has made its way to the outside of the Barclays Center, one of its scheduled stops.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Barclays Center.
The march is led by K. Bain, founder and CEO of Community Capacity Development.
The march ends about 0.9 miles later at LIU Brooklyn, with a closing rally on education, youth development, and system transformation.
From there, the march continues about 1.1 miles to Barclays Center, with a focus on youth leadership, culture, and community power.
The next stop is Brooklyn Borough Hall, about 2 miles into the route, with a focus on youth justice, safety, gun violence prevention, and community voice.
Marchers then cross the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn, a crossing of about 1.1 miles that the organizers describe as a symbol of unity and shared vision.
The march starts with an opening rally at City Hall, focused on civic responsibility and community-driven change. It’s about 0.4 miles from City Hall to the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Human Justice March begins at 11 a.m. today, October 12, at City Hall in Manhattan and ends at LIU Brooklyn, a route of about four miles, according to the organizers’ flyer.
Incident reported at New York City Hall.
The march has made its way to the outside of the Barclays Center, one of its scheduled stops.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Barclays Center.
The march is led by K. Bain, founder and CEO of Community Capacity Development.
The march ends about 0.9 miles later at LIU Brooklyn, with a closing rally on education, youth development, and system transformation.
From there, the march continues about 1.1 miles to Barclays Center, with a focus on youth leadership, culture, and community power.
The next stop is Brooklyn Borough Hall, about 2 miles into the route, with a focus on youth justice, safety, gun violence prevention, and community voice.
Marchers then cross the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn, a crossing of about 1.1 miles that the organizers describe as a symbol of unity and shared vision.
The march starts with an opening rally at City Hall, focused on civic responsibility and community-driven change. It’s about 0.4 miles from City Hall to the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Human Justice March begins at 11 a.m. today, October 12, at City Hall in Manhattan and ends at LIU Brooklyn, a route of about four miles, according to the organizers’ flyer.
Incident reported at New York City Hall.
The march has made its way to the outside of the Barclays Center, one of its scheduled stops.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Barclays Center.
The march is led by K. Bain, founder and CEO of Community Capacity Development.
The march ends about 0.9 miles later at LIU Brooklyn, with a closing rally on education, youth development, and system transformation.
From there, the march continues about 1.1 miles to Barclays Center, with a focus on youth leadership, culture, and community power.
The next stop is Brooklyn Borough Hall, about 2 miles into the route, with a focus on youth justice, safety, gun violence prevention, and community voice.
Marchers then cross the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn, a crossing of about 1.1 miles that the organizers describe as a symbol of unity and shared vision.
The march starts with an opening rally at City Hall, focused on civic responsibility and community-driven change. It’s about 0.4 miles from City Hall to the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Human Justice March begins at 11 a.m. today, October 12, at City Hall in Manhattan and ends at LIU Brooklyn, a route of about four miles, according to the organizers’ flyer.
Incident reported at New York City Hall.
The march has made its way to the outside of the Barclays Center, one of its scheduled stops.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Barclays Center.
The march is led by K. Bain, founder and CEO of Community Capacity Development.
The march ends about 0.9 miles later at LIU Brooklyn, with a closing rally on education, youth development, and system transformation.
From there, the march continues about 1.1 miles to Barclays Center, with a focus on youth leadership, culture, and community power.
The next stop is Brooklyn Borough Hall, about 2 miles into the route, with a focus on youth justice, safety, gun violence prevention, and community voice.
Marchers then cross the Brooklyn Bridge into Brooklyn, a crossing of about 1.1 miles that the organizers describe as a symbol of unity and shared vision.
The march starts with an opening rally at City Hall, focused on civic responsibility and community-driven change. It’s about 0.4 miles from City Hall to the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Human Justice March begins at 11 a.m. today, October 12, at City Hall in Manhattan and ends at LIU Brooklyn, a route of about four miles, according to the organizers’ flyer.
Incident reported at New York City Hall.
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Isn't stopping gun violence kind of a dog whistle? I mean it focuses on a single race.
You can't take a human'$ life and think it's fine and dandy,in NYC.I hope by now you know 31 year old Corraro whatever his name is,he gonna get wat exactly he needs in his prison cell.
Idk
Wtf is happening
Justice Nataly
Isn't stopping gun violence kind of a dog whistle? I mean it focuses on a single race.
You can't take a human'$ life and think it's fine and dandy,in NYC.I hope by now you know 31 year old Corraro whatever his name is,he gonna get wat exactly he needs in his prison cell.
Idk
Wtf is happening
Justice Nataly
Isn't stopping gun violence kind of a dog whistle? I mean it focuses on a single race.
You can't take a human'$ life and think it's fine and dandy,in NYC.I hope by now you know 31 year old Corraro whatever his name is,he gonna get wat exactly he needs in his prison cell.
Idk
Wtf is happening
Justice Nataly
Isn't stopping gun violence kind of a dog whistle? I mean it focuses on a single race.
You can't take a human'$ life and think it's fine and dandy,in NYC.I hope by now you know 31 year old Corraro whatever his name is,he gonna get wat exactly he needs in his prison cell.
Idk
Wtf is happening
Justice Nataly
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Isn't stopping gun violence kind of a dog whistle? I mean it focuses on a single race.
You can't take a human'$ life and think it's fine and dandy,in NYC.I hope by now you know 31 year old Corraro whatever his name is,he gonna get wat exactly he needs in his prison cell.
Idk
Wtf is happening
Justice Nataly